Kibrije
Arabic · Girl · 3 syllables
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About the name Kibrije
Kibrije derives from Arabic "kibrit" (كبريت), meaning sulfur, with the suffix "-je" indicating a Bosnian/South Slavic diminutive or possessive form.
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Etymology
Kibrije derives from Arabic "kibrit" (كبريت), meaning sulfur, with the suffix "-je" indicating a Bosnian/South Slavic diminutive or possessive form. The name is used primarily among Bosnian Muslims and carries historical significance in Ottoman-influenced Balkan regions where Arabic loanwords were common.
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